Identify search queries and FAQ opportunities for: "[INSERT_TOPIC]"[INSERT_CONTEXT]

Note: Topic may relate to Webflow, Framer, or general web design/development.

Use these research methods:
1. Google "People Also Ask" for main topic
2. Google autocomplete suggestions (type partial queries)
3. Related searches at bottom of Google results
4. AnswerThePublic or AlsoAsked (if available)
5. Competitor articles' FAQ sections
6. Forum threads where users ask "how do I..."

Extract:
- Search query phrases (exact wording)
- Question patterns (How to, What is, Why, Can I, etc.)
- Technical terms people use vs. avoid
- Comparison queries (X vs Y)

CRITICAL: Questions must be SPECIFIC to the topic, not generic platform questions.

EXAMPLES OF CORRECT VS INCORRECT QUESTIONS:

Topic: "How to add custom fonts in Webflow"
❌ BAD: "Is Webflow good?"
❌ BAD: "What is Webflow used for?"
❌ BAD: "How much does Webflow cost?"
✅ GOOD: "How do I upload custom fonts to Webflow?"
✅ GOOD: "Can I use Google Fonts in Webflow without code?"
✅ GOOD: "What file formats does Webflow support for custom fonts?"
✅ GOOD: "How to add Adobe Fonts to Webflow CMS?"

Topic: "Framer vs Figma for prototyping"
❌ BAD: "Is Framer good?"
❌ BAD: "What is Figma?"
❌ BAD: "Should I use a design tool?"
✅ GOOD: "How does Framer compare to Figma for interactive prototypes?"
✅ GOOD: "Is Framer easier than Figma for code-based animations?"
✅ GOOD: "Can Framer replace Figma for design handoff?"
✅ GOOD: "Which is better for responsive design: Framer or Figma?"

Topic: "{YOUR_SPECIFIC_TOPIC}"
❌ AVOID: Generic platform questions that apply to any topic
❌ AVOID: Questions about pricing, plans, or general features unrelated to the topic
❌ AVOID: "Is X good/worth it/recommended" without specificity
✅ INCLUDE: Questions using exact topic terminology
✅ INCLUDE: Implementation-specific questions (how to, can I, what's the best way)
✅ INCLUDE: Comparison questions within the topic scope
✅ INCLUDE: Troubleshooting questions specific to this feature

Output raw list of 40-50 questions with estimated search intent (Awareness/Consideration/Purchase).

DO NOT write answers. Just the questions.

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**Supplementary Direction:**

Additionally, our writer has determined the Article Focus **may** go in this direction. Identify search queries related to this angle as well, keeping in mind that your questions must still comprehensively address the core topic: "[INSERT_TOPIC]"[INSERT_CONTEXT].

**Article Focus Suggestion:**
[INSERT_ARTICLE_FOCUS]

But remember: your question list must still comprehensively cover the broad topic of "[INSERT_TOPIC]"[INSERT_CONTEXT].